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Help Me Rhonda
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Prodigal son Wes Cooper has returned to Atlanta, but there is no one to welcome him home. His parents are dead. His brother’s long-ago murder remains unsolved, and Wes is still the prime suspect. The hard-bitten ex-Army Ranger just wants a little peace, but that seems too much to ask for. Despite her doubts about his innocence, feisty redhead Rhonda Weaver is drawn to the cold, distant soldier. Her tender spirit sees the pain Wes fights to hide and longs to share with him the faith she knows can heal his heart. Tired from years of war, Wes finds he isn’t done fighting yet. Someone is determined to pin him for his brother’s murder and drive him off his family farm. Rhonda joins in to help Wes win the battle of his life, but can she win the battle for his heart?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781597817578
ISBN10: 1597817570
Amy Corron
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2006
Northwoods Adventure # 3
Publisher: Xulon Press
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